Had he not offended the Republicans in the 1918 midterm elections, he may have gained their support for the ratification of the Treaty. The U.S. would have become a member of the League of Nations, if only Wilson had been willing to compromise with the Senate and accept their amendment to the Treaty...
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The U.S. would have become a member of the League of Nations, if only Wilson had been willing to compromise with the Senate and accept their amendment to the Treaty. And, maybe, had Wilson taken care of himself instead of pushing himself, he would have kept the support of his followers.
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